#linuxcnc | Logs for 2012-09-22

Back[00:02:32]-!- _bwg_ has quit [Quit: Leaving...][00:12:48]<FinboySlick> I don't get it. I got my centre drill, did a couple test holes. I'm still exactly the same measure off. I've got to be measuring it wrong.
[00:13:43]-!- ve7it [ve7it!~LawrenceG@S0106001c10b7770f.pk.shawcable.net] has joined #linuxcnc[00:14:48]<tjb1> No, just input it into your gcode to test
[00:14:55]<tjb1> You need to change that depending on what you do
[00:15:04]<tjb1> linux-cnc-bob: ^^^
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[00:31:45]<FinboySlick> Assuming that there isn't any black magic in my indicator, how would I test if my spindle is somehow crooked? Indicate on a known-straight rod, root to tip on both axis?
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[01:22:36]<Connor> jdh: Looks like I might have a bit of a wobble.. The pulleys might not be Bored perfectly centered.. hard to tell.. Going to take some video tonight and post it up.
[01:28:13]<jdh> did you rebore them or they came that way?
[01:31:20]-!- Keknom [Keknom!~monkeky@c-76-125-214-194.hsd1.pa.comcast.net] has joined #linuxcnc[01:38:09]-!- skunkworks__ [skunkworks__!~chatzilla@str-broadband-ccmts-ws-26.dsl.airstreamcomm.net] has joined #linuxcnc[01:52:05]-!- Brandonian has quit [Quit: Brandonian][01:53:00]<FinboySlick> Wow... I kept assuming that I was just inexperienced and measuring wrong but the axis of my spindle really isn't perpendicular to my table!
[01:53:15]<FinboySlick> Now I'm really bummed out.
[01:53:23]<FinboySlick> There are no visible adjustments for this.
[01:53:48]<jdh> what is it?
[01:54:13]<FinboySlick> jdh: What do you mean? The mill?
[01:54:19]<jdh> right
[01:54:29]<jdh> you have a mill that is un-tram-able?
[01:55:11]<FinboySlick> I'm hoping not but I'm not seeing anything obvious...
[01:55:28]<jdh> what mill?
[01:55:37]<FinboySlick> Syil X5 Speedmaster.
[01:55:41]-!- ve7it has quit [Remote host closed the connection][01:55:45]<jdh> wow
[01:56:12]<FinboySlick> I guess I could kind of shim the spindle motor.
[01:56:27]<jdh> it should be adjustable
[01:56:49]<FinboySlick> I guess so. I'm pealing through the manual now to at least see what part goes where.
[01:57:15]<jdh> for that much $$ it should come with detailed tram instructions
[01:59:46]<Connor> jdh Rebore them. Had too..
[01:59:58]<jdh> with a boring bar?
[02:00:03]<Connor> yes.
[02:00:09]<Connor> video coming in just a second.
[02:00:40]<jdh> guess if you just chuck them, you make the bore concentric to the outside?
[02:04:09]-!- sumpfralle has quit [Read error: Operation timed out][02:04:25]<Connor> correct. Video's up on my thread.
[02:04:29]<Connor>http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1171261#post1171261[02:05:02]<jdh> I was just reading the grease saga
[02:05:34]<ReadError> is cutting cf pretty similar to g10 ?
[02:05:36]<ReadError> speed wise
[02:05:42]<ReadError> ive never cut it before
[02:05:45]<ReadError> but got a sheet
[02:05:52]<jdh> me either
[02:06:21]<FinboySlick> jdh: It has an assembly diagram... And short of shimming, no visible adjustments.
[02:06:45]<jdh> Fin: is the head moveable at all?
[02:06:51]<FinboySlick> jdh: Now the problem is that I don't know if it's the column itself that isn't perpendicular or just the spindle.
[02:07:04]<jdh> google for mill tramming
[02:07:15]<FinboySlick> jdh: It's on four linear bearing rails.
[02:07:23]<FinboySlick> I mean two rails, four bearings.
[02:07:43]<jdh> don't screw with teh rails :)
[02:08:05]<FinboySlick> No, obviously. There are four bolts to hold the column to the base.
[02:08:14]<FinboySlick> So I can shim that.
[02:08:28]<FinboySlick> But that's a real bitch to adjust.
[02:10:08]<FinboySlick> The spindle looks like it's held by magic.
[02:10:25]<FinboySlick> No screws, no bolts, for all I know they press-fitted it in.
[02:10:32]<jdh> Connor: looks fine to me?
[02:10:52]<jdh> set screws?
[02:11:34]<FinboySlick> jdh: Doesn't look like it.
[02:11:52]<FinboySlick> jdh: I still have to figure out if it's the column or the spindle that isn't straight.
[02:12:16]-!- morfic has quit [Ping timeout: 246 seconds][02:12:17]<jdh> there is a way to find out, but I don't recall how.
[02:13:29]-!- morfic [morfic!~morfic@unaffiliated/morfic] has joined #linuxcnc[02:15:44]<Tom_itx> i think if you put an indicator in the spindle and check both sides of Y and both sides of Y it will tell you if it's straight
[02:15:59]<Tom_itx> i think if you put an indicator in the spindle and check both sides of X and both sides of Y it will tell you if it's straight
[02:16:04]<Tom_itx> try that again...
[02:16:05]<FinboySlick> Tom_itx: With a square on the table?
[02:16:26]<Tom_itx> you don't need a square, use the dial indicator against the table
[02:16:37]<Tom_itx> more accurate
[02:16:45]<Tom_itx> provided the table is level
[02:17:40]<FinboySlick> Tom_itx: That tells me the spindle axis isn't perpendicular to the table. But that doesn't tell me whether it's the spindle axis that's not perpendicular to Z or Z that isn't perpendicular to the table.
[02:18:16]<jdh> there are detailed instuctions for that somewhere.
[02:18:17]<Tom_itx> then put a straight, long dowel in the spindle and see if it's square with the table
[02:18:23]<jdh> but, dunno how you move yours.
[02:18:37]<FinboySlick> That second to last 'perpendicular' was supposed to be 'parallel'
[02:18:43]<jdh> square the column to the bed, then the spindle to the column
[02:18:59]<Tom_itx> yeah
[02:19:09]<jdh> or the other way aroudn.
[02:19:10]<Tom_itx> the more accurate the measuring tool the more accurate it will be
[02:19:42]<FinboySlick> That's fine and dandy with adjustments. I have to shim that bastard.
[02:19:52]<jdh>http://www.cnczone.com/forums/benchtop_machines/121011-rollies_dads_method_rdm_mill.html[02:20:05]<jdh> I'd contact the mfg and see if they have tramming docs
[02:20:27]<FinboySlick> That'll be fun...
[02:20:32]<Tom_itx> if you don't follow the right procedure you won't get it right and i can't remember which you wanna do first
[02:20:33]<jdh> en englese por favor
[02:20:44]<FinboySlick> I'll take french too.
[02:21:01]<ReadError> mmmm i love the smell of 3-in-1 oil
[02:21:22]<FinboySlick> ReadError: You can be beaten to death for using that ;)
[02:21:29]<FinboySlick> (Boardwalk Empire)
[02:21:40]<ReadError> oh BWE is good stuff
[02:21:53]<ReadError> im using it for cutting
[02:22:03]<ReadError> it actually works very well on this aluminum tube
[02:22:09]<ReadError> i was melting it before
[02:22:16]<ReadError> now i rub a little on, like butta
[02:22:52]<r00t4rd3d> wtf
[02:23:41]-!- factor has quit [Ping timeout: 244 seconds][02:24:20]<Tom_itx> FinboySlick, if you run the table back and forth with the dial in the spindle, you can verify the table is flat
[02:24:25]<Tom_itx> in X and Y
[02:24:48]<ReadError> ScribbleJ, you around?
[02:24:49]-!- WiillenCMdesign [WiillenCMdesign!~Gabe@99-195-245-211.dyn.centurytel.net] has joined #linuxcnc[02:24:55]<Tom_itx> then once it is flat, check the column
[02:25:16]-!- tjb1 has quit [Quit: tjb1][02:26:25]-!- factor [factor!~factor@r74-195-187-142.msk1cmtc01.mskgok.ok.dh.suddenlink.net] has joined #linuxcnc[02:28:55]<FinboySlick> Tom_itx: Yes, did that first.
[02:29:00]-!- WillenCMD has quit [Ping timeout: 268 seconds][02:30:07]<FinboySlick> The column would be with a straight pin, no?
[02:30:57]<Tom_itx> ?
[02:32:14]<ReadError> ok nsfw joke kinda
[02:32:15]<ReadError> "The gf told me to go out and get some of those pills that will help me get an erection. You should have seen her face when i came back and gave her some diet pills."
[02:32:49]<Tom_itx> lookin for a new gf now?
[02:32:56]<ReadError> lol
[02:43:42]* FinboySlick looks at the inspection sheet from the factory: Chen is a liar.[02:45:28]-!- broofa has quit [Quit: Computer has gone to sleep.][02:45:59]<Tom_itx> but you found out after you paid him
[02:46:02]<Tom_itx> all is good
[02:47:00]<FinboySlick> I don't think Chen got to see much of that money.
[02:47:11]<ReadError> whats a good decent sized mill for 3-4k ?
[02:47:19]<ReadError> i want to step up in awesome
[02:47:27]<jdh> BP
[02:47:32]<ReadError> something new
[02:47:34]<ReadError> not all old and rusty
[02:47:42]<ReadError> that will require a bunch of work
[02:47:48]<jdh> you would get a lot more for used than for new.
[02:47:49]<ReadError> i want to fit the electronics and have at it
[02:47:53]<Connor> jdh: Yea. set screws.. You look at it closely.. You can see the run nout ..
[02:48:04]<ReadError> plus i dont have a forklift to move it
[02:48:05]<jdh> connor: I saw it, but...
[02:48:06]-!- archivist_herron has quit [Ping timeout: 264 seconds][02:48:18]<jdh> is the runout in line with the setscrews?
[02:48:32]<Connor> but, the set screws shouldn't effect the runnout.. it's seated against the top of the spindle in a pocket.
[02:48:58]<jdh> the pulley is?
[02:49:03]<Connor> yea.
[02:49:12]<jdh> didn't know they did that.
[02:49:20]<Connor> They don't.
[02:49:47]<jdh> heh. errr... ok.
[02:49:58]<Connor> It has a slighty large bore to set onto of the spindle.. kinda like the RPM disk does..
[02:50:22]-!- tjb1 [tjb1!~tjb1@58.sub-174-255-51.myvzw.com] has joined #linuxcnc[02:50:24]<jdh> if the bore is larger, then the setscrew would push it off to one side?
[02:50:33]<Connor> Press fit.
[02:51:03]<Connor> I guess I could open it up a little and adjust it.
[02:51:28]<jdh> did you indicate the ID of the pulley when you chucked it to bore it?
[02:51:57]<Connor> No. :)
[02:52:02]<jdh> I don't know what you would reference with it already bored
[02:52:03]<Connor> Only have a 3 jaw..
[02:52:33]<jdh> it didn't look that bad in the video
[02:52:44]<Connor> Yea.. That's the issue.. It's a casting.. I just bored it out.. Maybe I need to open the pocket up a bit.
[02:53:05]<Connor> let me go out and messure it.. brb
[02:53:17]<jdh> is that the new motor or one of the stock ones?
[02:53:42]<jdh> I'm gone... boat leaves at 6am.
[02:54:15]<Connor> Motor is treadmill motor
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[11:10:29]<rob_h> you do need an encoder of sorts on the spindle to thread, as u need a mark pulse once every spindle revolution ie, to denote start of thread position, as well an A & B chanel
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[11:34:35]-!- alpha1125 has quit [Ping timeout: 256 seconds][11:44:19]-!- alpha1125 [alpha1125!~textual@24-212-166-227.cable.teksavvy.com] has joined #linuxcnc[11:44:21]<cncbasher> Anon2133 , you need encoder , for rpm and index count , lets say 120 pulse per rev and a single
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[11:55:50]<cncbasher> as well as rpm speed
[11:56:36]-!- alpha1125 has quit [Read error: Operation timed out][11:57:07]<cncbasher> iv'e done it both ways with using a shaft encoder and also as 2 seperate opto's both work well
[11:59:50]-!- alpha1125 [alpha1125!~textual@24-212-166-227.cable.teksavvy.com] has joined #linuxcnc[11:59:51]<jthornton> I wonder how the axis lathe sim fakes it
[12:01:44]<r00t4rd3d> ask your wife
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[13:11:42]<JT-Shop> it seems to be possible, look at the Axis lathe sim
[13:13:51]<Anon6306> Where do I find that?
[13:14:17]<Anon6306> oh, found it
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[14:01:33]<pcw_home> Yeah a hal comp to generate a fake index would be a nice addition
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[14:15:26]<pcw_home> Thats a little scary...
[14:16:11]-!- alpha1125 [alpha1125!~textual@24-212-166-227.cable.teksavvy.com] has joined #linuxcnc[14:17:35]<ScribbleJ> ReadError, ?
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[14:26:05]<L84Supper> looks like 12.04 LTS just missed the fun
[14:26:18]<pcw_home> Just what we've always wanted
[14:27:15]<L84Supper> will LinuxCNC eventually have Amazon ads in realtime?
[14:28:18]<mozmck> Ughbuntu is becoming adware!
[14:31:47]<micges> maybe we should look for other distro?
[14:32:44]<L84Supper>http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/09/online-shopping-features-arrive-in-ubuntu-12-10[14:33:40]<L84Supper> sudo apt-get remove unity-lens-shopping Log out and back in and shopping results will no longer appear:
[14:34:19]<L84Supper> so they didn't lock it down
[14:52:09]<ScribbleJ> How could they lock it down?
[14:53:34]-!- pcw_home has quit [Remote host closed the connection][14:59:59]-!- morfic has quit [Read error: Operation timed out][15:01:25]-!- pcw_home [pcw_home!~chatzilla@ip-66-80-167-54.sjc.megapath.net] has joined #linuxcnc[15:01:34]-!- syyl_ws has quit [Quit: Verlassend][15:08:43]-!- micges has quit [Quit: Leaving][15:14:07]-!- morfic- [morfic-!~morfic@unaffiliated/morfic] has joined #linuxcnc[15:27:28]-!- archivist_herron has quit [Ping timeout: 244 seconds][15:34:12]<L84Supper> ScribbleJ, I'm sure you could see how Ubuntu could make it difficult for the average user to turn off, the same way they make it difficult to fix their network manager, X, build custom versions etc etc
[15:34:34]<ScribbleJ> They do?
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[15:39:03]<L84Supper> ScribbleJ, ever try to get the Ubuntu source to bullet proof X or the actual build scripts?
[15:40:01]<ScribbleJ> The source for all ubuntu packages is only as far away as apt-get source <packagename>
[15:40:16]<ScribbleJ> I always have to look up the handy tools for building them but it's something like debhelper dirname, and you're done
[15:40:25]<ScribbleJ> You can patch the source however you like in-between.
[15:40:29]-!- archivist_herron [archivist_herron!~herron@80.175.14.110] has joined #linuxcnc[15:40:38]<ScribbleJ> The debian admin guide and package maintainer guide cover it all pretty well, IIRC
[15:41:21]-!- FinboySlick [FinboySlick!~shark@74.117.40.9] has joined #linuxcnc[15:41:43]-!- KimK has quit [Ping timeout: 246 seconds][15:43:26]<L84Supper> i wish it was that easy
[15:46:43]<IchGuckLive> B)
[15:48:26]<ScribbleJ> Which package, specifically, is not that easy?
[15:48:36]<ScribbleJ> I'd like to know if I've been lied to by Ubuntu.
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[16:01:22]<L84Supper> ScribbleJ, it's true for packages like firefox, Gimp, krita
[16:03:22]<L84Supper> ScribbleJ, not so much for building your own versions of the distro or X server setup, configs, install scripts
[16:04:39]<L84Supper> the devs here have to ask the ubuntu devs lots of questions to get a good LinuxCNC live cd working well, the docs never seem to be accurate
[16:05:15]<IchGuckLive> firefox is in a ppa
[16:05:21]<IchGuckLive> gimp also
[16:05:35]<IchGuckLive> krita is beter to use Kdenlive
[16:05:49]-!- micges [micges!~micges@egh215.neoplus.adsl.tpnet.pl] has joined #linuxcnc[16:06:08]<L84Supper> we used to be told by the unbuntu devs not to ask for the source to things like bullet proof X or the ubuntu installer
[16:06:21]<L84Supper> or how to build
[16:07:09]<L84Supper> IchGuckLive, never tried the video editor Kdenlive
[16:07:26]<IchGuckLive> it is perfect i do averything with it
[16:08:20]<IchGuckLive>http://ppa.launchpad.net/mozillateam/firefox-stable/ubuntu[16:08:25]<L84Supper> better that Adobe Premiere?
[16:08:34]<L84Supper> that/than
[16:08:41]<L84Supper> :)
[16:08:42]<IchGuckLive> and the ubuntu version and main
[16:08:59]<IchGuckLive> this gives you the latest firefox
[16:09:40]<IchGuckLive>http://www.unixmen.com/gimp-2-8-is-out-ppa-ubuntu/[16:09:57]<L84Supper> IchGuckLive, I don't use ubuntu anymore
[16:10:09]<IchGuckLive> up to you
[16:10:15]<L84Supper> i gave up 2 years ago
[16:12:07]<IchGuckLive> im stil on 10.04
[16:12:20]<IchGuckLive> with most of my pc
[16:12:31]<IchGuckLive> 12 out of 16
[16:12:50]<IchGuckLive> the 26 Education pc also run 10.04
[16:25:03]<IchGuckLive> B)
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[16:37:22]<r00t4rd3d> or be proud
[16:38:03]-!- Poincare [Poincare!~jefffnode@2001:470:cb24:4::2] has joined #linuxcnc[16:38:21]<r00t4rd3d> if i ran ubuntu i would lie and say im on windows
[16:40:44]<L84Supper> instigator!
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[17:02:59]<JT-Shop> well maybe not
[17:04:12]<IchGuckLive> O.O
[17:04:25]-!- servos4ever [servos4ever!~chatzilla@173-87-49-187.dr01.hnvr.mi.frontiernet.net] has joined #linuxcnc[17:07:34]* Tom_itx flips a coin[17:07:36]-!- Anon6306 has quit [Quit: Bye Bye][17:09:18]<JT-Shop>http://imagebin.org/229422[17:10:10]* JT-Shop forgot how to set up a MPG[17:11:25]<Tom_itx> i used the 7i47 and faked one side of the differential input and just used A & B
[17:12:50]<Tom_itx>http://tom-itx.dyndns.org:81/~webpage/cnc/configs/sherline/my_jog.hal[17:12:55]<Tom_itx> there's mine if you need it
[17:13:04]<Tom_itx> the rest of the files are there as well
[17:15:39]-!- ve7it [ve7it!~LawrenceG@S0106001c10b7770f.pk.shawcable.net] has joined #linuxcnc[17:16:45]<JT-Shop> thanks
[17:17:45]<JT-Shop> pretty much what I have
[17:20:48]<Tom_itx> i figured as much.. i got it from you :)
[17:22:16]<Tom_itx> i think i changed the res on one of the switches though. my steppers didn't like the coarse one so i cut it down a bit
[17:27:08]<JT-Shop> I'm also getting this error when I jog with the mpg which seems odd http://imagebin.org/229423[17:27:56]<Tom_itx> that looks like one for andy or pcw
[17:28:50]<Tom_itx> are you using sserial?
[17:29:52]<pcw_home> 7I77.0.0 is the isolated I/O Power issue?
[17:30:07]<pcw_home> or 5V power maybe
[17:31:40]<JT-Shop> too much draw on the 5v?
[17:31:48]<pcw_home> Maybe
[17:32:08]<JT-Shop> it only happens when I spin the MPG
[17:32:40]<pcw_home> I would suspect the 5V
[17:33:57]<pcw_home> once you have a 7I77 loaded with encoders its likely better to not use the cable power (its only good for about an amp)
[17:34:18]<JT-Shop> ok
[17:34:30]* JT-Shop ponders where to get more 5v from[17:35:26]<pcw_home> a serial break error is a give-away (that means the serial line was in the wrong state for at least a character time)
[17:38:05]<pcw_home> (Unless you have a misconnect and something on the jogwheel is shorting 5V)
[17:39:08]<JT-Shop> let me double check the connections and it could be a problem with the coil cord from the encoder to the electrical cabinet as I had issues before with loosing the MPG
[17:40:53]<JT-Shop> would that also affect how the axis moves when you click the MPG one click. It thumps instead of moving smoothly
[17:42:50]<pcw_home> Maybe (when things are working you can measure the 5V at TB1 so make sure its OK)
[17:43:35]-!- alpha1125 has quit [Quit: Textual IRC Client: www.textualapp.com][17:43:40]<pcw_home> the error looks like you completely lost 5V to the 7I77
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[17:53:16]<pcw_home> even when you get that error?
[17:53:42]<JT-Shop> yes
[17:54:21]<pcw_home> losing 24V?
[17:56:49]<JT-Shop> I'll check
[17:57:44]<pcw_home> Getting the serial break means someone lost power even for a very short time
[17:58:21]-!- mattswe has quit [Quit: Connection closed for inactivity][17:59:08]<JT-Shop> 24.4v steady
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[17:59:36]<JT-Shop> I'll drag the scope out later and check with it
[18:00:44]<pcw_home> I think the 5V is more likely (since 4.6 is marginal anyway) and the 24V would have to drop out for a pretty long time for the regulator to drop below 3.3V on the isolated side
[18:02:51]<FinboySlick> L84Supper: On building a linuxcnc livecd... Have you looked into buildroot?
[18:03:13]<FinboySlick> It wouldn't offer any upgradability but it'd be extremely light and they already support RTAI kernels.
[18:03:18]<JT-Shop> ok, I think one of the power supplies I pulled from the BP had 5vdc on it
[18:03:31]<fragalot> bah
[18:03:39]<fragalot> blew a speaker, can't find a good enough affordable replacement
[18:04:19]<FinboySlick> fragalot: I have a pair of Altec Lansing A7 that I don't use, would those do? ;)
[18:04:57]<fragalot> FinboySlick: actually, no
[18:05:44]<FinboySlick> I want to build LaScala cabinets for them, make them more 'compact'.
[18:05:47]<fragalot> the first one, yes, but not the rebuild
[18:06:06]-!- tronwizard has quit [Ping timeout: 264 seconds][18:06:17]<fragalot> on a more serious note, looking for a replacement SEAS 25F-EW woofer
[18:08:56]<Jymmm>http://i45.tinypic.com/2zqe8pg.jpg[18:09:38]<fragalot> it's missing JAZZ drives!
[18:09:41]<fragalot> and zip drives
[18:09:46]<fragalot> and tapes
[18:09:56]<Jymmm> and 8" floppy
[18:10:01]<fragalot> and sinclair cartridges
[18:10:09]<fragalot> and IBM drives
[18:10:10]<fragalot> :P
[18:10:13]<FinboySlick> Rfff, Jazz drives... What a wonderful way to loose a gig of data (and back then, that was a *lot*)
[18:10:18]<fragalot> and punchcards
[18:10:23]<fragalot> FinboySlick: hehe
[18:10:30]<fragalot> I think I still have some around
[18:11:07]-!- tronwizard [tronwizard!~tronwizar@24.229.164.191.res-cmts.sm.ptd.net] has joined #linuxcnc[18:11:30]* FinboySlick got burned, sold the drive afterward.[18:11:39]<IchGuckLive> fragalot: punchcard wars hard on EDM
[18:12:02]<IchGuckLive> 20+ feet of code
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[19:03:07]<FinboySlick> L84Supper: Yeah. Buildroot sort of makes it all pretty automated though. I was quite pleased after using it for another project. Porting linuxcnc to it is definitely on my todo list.
[19:05:24]<L84Supper> FinboySlick, it's a way to learn, if you take it apart you'll see how to just write your own tools
[19:06:58]<L84Supper> FinboySlick, he just builds right for Gentoo now, we tried several projects/distros over the past 6 years or so
[19:07:51]<FinboySlick> L84Supper: It's my day to day distro so I might poke at him for hints sometimes.
[19:08:35]-!- Nick001-Shop has quit [Remote host closed the connection][19:08:37]<mrsun> hmm, i need to create a toolpath to make a elevated text out of a piece, with 30 degree faces on the sides of the text and flat topside. . how the heck :/
[19:09:28]<L84Supper> FinboySlick, it was the most simple way for us to support commercial applications with EMC
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[19:17:02]<mrsun> heeks last i used it sucked :/ that is .. prone to crashes =)
[19:17:13]<mrsun> pycam ive never tog tworking good :P
[19:17:34]<JT-Shop> hmm, lowering the jog speed doesn't change how fast the axis moves when I use the MPG
[19:20:20]-!- psha has quit [Quit: leaving][19:28:24]<jp_> JT-Shop, How's it goin
[19:31:26]-!- Keknom has quit [Quit: Leaving.][19:32:11]<JT-Shop> not bad, fabricating some posts for a construction job
[19:32:25]<JT-Shop> seem to have a brain teaser with my MPG atm
[19:36:16]<jp_> Wrong Vel mode on the MPG
[19:37:28]<JT-Shop> on the endoder?
[19:37:30]<JT-Shop> yea
[19:40:29]<JT-Shop> don't see anything for the encoder
[19:42:03]<jp_> I thought there was an INI param for MPG stuff
[19:42:46]-!- kirk_wallace [kirk_wallace!~kwallace@smb-118.sonnet.com] has joined #linuxcnc[19:44:31]<kirk_wallace> Hello. OT,but what software is used to put lines and text over a webcam view in AXIS?
[19:44:38]<jp_> sorry Hal axis.jog-vel-mode
[19:46:31]<JT-Shop> I tried velocity mode
[19:46:53]<JT-Shop> kirk_wallace: there is plenty of chatter on the forum about webcams and cross hairs
[19:49:15]<jp_> JT-Shop, Come to think of it why would you expect jog-speed to effect MPG
[19:49:59]<kirk_wallace> JT-Shop: Thanks, I just thought someone might know off hand. I'm trying to put a Couder mask over an Xwatv view of my mirror.
[19:50:43]<JT-Shop> jp_: I ran out of good ideas
[19:52:17]<jp_> Most machines i have worked on and my kit as well. MPG is independent of jog speed as far as i've noticed
[19:53:56]<jp_> Just don't whip that little sucker around so fast LOL
[19:55:06]<JT-Shop> it slams with one click
[19:55:21]<jp_> Whoa
[19:55:39]<JT-Shop> or bangs or thumps... moves real fast for each click
[19:55:43]<jp_> Is it moving as per the setting
[19:55:55]<jp_> ie .001 or .010
[19:56:10]<JT-Shop> yes, if I have it on 0.001 each click moves 0.001
[19:56:41]<jp_> and its banging?
[19:59:11]<JT-Shop> yea
[19:59:41]<kirk_wallace> I haven't read the history of this conversation, but "and it's banging" reminds me of when I put an MPG on my mill and I banged while MPG jogging. It turned out to be the software and an upgrade fixed it.
[20:00:20]<jp_> JT-Shop, Want fresh eyes on you HAL?
[20:01:34]<Tom_itx> JT-Shop you figure out how to get the MPG to use the jog speed lemme know :)
[20:01:47]<Tom_itx> right now it's set in the hal file
[20:05:11]<JT-Shop> the hal file http://pastebin.com/w6b1t26H[20:05:54]<L84Supper> anyone ever use SolidCAM? How does it compare to MasterCAM that I use?
[20:06:11]<Tom_itx> haven't heard of that one
[20:06:25]<L84Supper>http://www.solidcam.com/[20:06:55]<Tom_itx> surfcam mastercam smartcam are a few i've heard of
[20:07:00]* FinboySlick uses HSMWorks[20:07:16]<Tom_itx> and ncpolaris which is an acad addin
[20:07:20]<FinboySlick> (it's a solidworks addon, like solidcam)
[20:08:07]<Tom_itx> if you like solidworks then you should love it
[20:08:20]<Tom_itx> i know nothing about it
[20:08:38]<Tom_itx> do they have a working demo?
[20:08:39]<L84Supper> FinboySlick, you like Solidworks? I'm probably fastest on it for more simple parts
[20:09:06]<Tom_itx> i think JT-Shop should write a how to on it
[20:09:08]<Tom_itx> :)
[20:09:24]<FinboySlick> L84Supper: Yeah, and pretty handy with it too. I'm not really good at the CAM bits though so HSMWorks is very good for me.
[20:09:39]<jp_> JT-Shop, Is there a counter mode on the mesa
[20:09:46]<Tom_itx> how do you punch a vertical hole thru a surface?
[20:10:32]<L84Supper> FinboySlick, I'm getting better with NX and I tried ProE but never became proficient
[20:10:53]<JT-Shop> jp_: let me look
[20:10:57]<Tom_itx> any of em take a while
[20:11:10]<Tom_itx> you still gotta figure out fixtures and how to cut the parts
[20:13:25]<JT-Shop> jp_: yes the 5i25 has a counter mode
[20:13:43]<jp_> whats the encoder counter mode set to?
[20:14:47]<Tom_itx> JT-Shop do you find the 5i25 harder to work with than the 7i43?
[20:16:39]<jp_> I would think it would be better
[20:16:50]<jp_> I find it much better
[20:17:03]<jp_> Wiring for sure
[20:20:11]-!- zzolo has quit [Quit: zzolo][20:20:24]<jp_> JT-Shop, Hal looks fin to me just checked it against mine. they look the same
[20:21:14]<FinboySlick> I was asking earlier, but since more people are awake...
[20:22:12]<FinboySlick> Any advice on a good setup measure and adjust perpendicularity on column? I'll be shimming and this thing is heavy as heck so I'd rather not have too many trial and error.
[20:23:39]<JT-Shop> Tom_itx: I have no way of knowing, I don't have a 7i43
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[20:30:21]<FinboySlick> JT-Shop: My problem is that if I just adjust the head so that it's perpendicular to the table but the column isn't straight, I'm still going to be off.
[20:30:39]-!- madluther has quit [Quit: Leaving][20:38:27]<JT-Shop> rotating head like a BP?
[20:39:22]<FinboySlick> JT-Shop: No, all I have is shimming :P I'll have to straighten the column first, then tram to see if the spindle is misaligned.
[20:39:46]<jp_> JT-Shop, What happens when you do a .001 mdi move?
[20:40:18]<JT-Shop> dunno let me try
[20:40:26]<JT-Shop> a G0 move?
[20:40:45]<jp_> G0 or G1 and try at different F's
[20:41:25]<JT-Shop> G0 is smooth
[20:42:00]<jp_> What encoder are you using for the MPG
[20:42:02]<JT-Shop> it's as if the MPG moves are ignoring the acceleration
[20:42:19]<JT-Shop> a typical one like you find on machines
[20:42:35]<jp_> weird
[20:43:05]-!- bradsimantel has quit [Quit: bradsimantel][20:43:59]<jp_> i'll take a look at my hal and INI and see if anything stands out again
[20:45:36]<ReadError> L84Supper
[20:45:39]<ReadError> i like visualmill
[20:45:41]<JT-Shop> ok, I'm back and forth making parts
[20:52:13]-!- tjb1 [tjb1!~tjb1@144.sub-174-231-13.myvzw.com] has joined #linuxcnc[20:57:31]<Tom_itx> JT-Shop i though you had one
[20:57:46]<Tom_itx> i guess that was a 5i20
[20:59:34]<DJ9DJ> gn8
[20:59:37]-!- DJ9DJ has quit [Quit: bye][21:00:26]-!- tjb1 has quit [Quit: tjb1][21:01:22]<JT-Shop> yea, I have a couple of 5i20's and a couple of 5i25's
[21:02:52]-!- micges has quit [Quit: Leaving][21:04:01]<Tom_itx> how do they compare setup wise?
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[21:16:59]<JT-Shop> I'll give that a try when I get done fabricating these posts
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[21:36:52]<Tom_itx> just curious how the sserial stuff worked
[21:38:58]<jp_> shows up just like i/o on the 7i43
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[22:22:13]-!- wsjr has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer][22:26:07]<Skullworks> I outsourced it to a waterjet vendor.
[22:30:09]<L33TG33KG34R> yes, typically what happens is that the epoxy melts when the bit is cutting leaving a frayed edge. a waterjet is the best way to cut carbon fibre or to use flood cooling for the carbon fibre to keep it relatively cold
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[22:34:16]<jp_> at 400000 lines of code that sucks
[22:34:37]<micges> to mach preview to current gcode
[22:35:08]<micges> match*
[22:35:13]<jp_> ah yeah makes sense
[22:37:12]<jp_> still you would think on touching off it would just redraw the tool rel to the work
[22:37:22]<micges> what version you're using?
[22:38:19]<micges> we managed to speed up program (re)loading by up to 50% in 2.5.0
[22:38:34]<jp_> 2.5
[22:43:33]<jp_> Would be nice to shut that off until you ready to reload
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[23:45:54]<r00t4rd3d> err maybe that is it
[23:47:11]<ReadError> i wish there was a "go to origin for x/y"
[23:47:20]<ReadError> then i can center my part and run it
[23:47:53]<JT-Shop> G53
[23:48:06]<Nick001-Shop> I got this ver from buildbot so it can have alot of extraneous stuff in it
[23:48:22]<ReadError> JT-Shop: I can run that and it will go there?
[23:48:40]<ReadError> im talking about if i cut a part
[23:48:44]<ReadError> and am going to cut another
[23:48:55]<JT-Shop> well G53 G0 X0 Y0 will send it to the origin
[23:48:57]<ReadError> i want it to revert back to the exact table position as i touched off before
[23:49:07]<ReadError> since where it ends off might not be where it starts
[23:49:21]<JT-Shop> oh an offset position just G0 X0 Y0
[23:49:46]-!- bradsimantel has quit [Quit: bradsimantel][23:50:04]<JT-Shop> Nick001-Shop: installed or RIP?
[23:51:15]<Nick001-Shop> installed
[23:52:41]<JT-Shop> just follow the instructions on the wiki to get 2.5
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[23:54:59]<JT-Shop> just make the synaptic package manager look for the right package
[23:55:33]<JT-Shop>http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?UpdatingTo2.5